Jaramillo Contractors, Inc.

08/30/2025

From weeds of overgrowth to seeds of growth. Clearing the way for something fresh and new.

08/24/2025

Harbor District - River Walk

05/12/2025

Check out this transformation!

03/10/2025

01/08/2025

Concrete pad replacement at Uline in Bristol, WI. 💪🏾

11/24/2024

🚨 New Project Alert

📍 Washington Senior Park - Milwaukee County

🚧 1500 Linear Feet

11/15/2024

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Wisconsin - ACEC Wisconsin named the River Trail School of Agricultural Science's Urban Forest a State Finalist for the 2024 Engineering Excellence Awards 🌳🏆

Renowned for its commitment to fostering excellence in agricultural sciences education from kindergarten through eighth grade, River Trail School stands as a pioneering force within the city. Here, young minds are provided with a unique and invaluable gateway to explore career pathways in agriculture. The forest project started as a dream of school staff, who have worked for nearly a decade to build up environmental programming at the school on their own initiative.

“This project shows students how problems become solutions,” said River Trail Principal Robin Swan. “They will see firsthand how stormwater management can not only reduce runoff but support our forest in producing food such as fruit and nuts.”

Congratulations to our project team on this achievement 🤝
Milwaukee Public Schools
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District - MMSD
Corvias
Greenfire Management Services, LLC
Black & Veatch
Jaramillo Contractors, Inc.

Learn more about the project: https://graef-usa.com/river-trails-school-urban-forest/

07/26/2023

Looking for part time CDL Truck Drivers for Immediate Work. Direct Message us or email at:

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06/20/2023

Glad to be part of this very important green initiative with Milwaukee Public Schools and the Fresh Coast Protection Partnership (FCPP)!

The River Trail School sustainable production forest project includes planting a forest of chestnut, Asian pear, and hazelnut tree species. A series of berms and swales were created to improve stormwater management and provide a water supply for the fruit and nut trees planted on the berms. The swales and berms create natural drainage for stormwater runoff to be captured, stored, and infiltrated, providing a source of water for the trees and shrubs to be planted along the berms. The stormwater runoff will support over 100 trees and shrubs and the entire system is designed to capture, treat, and temporarily store over 176,000 gallons of stormwater every time it rains.

03/20/2023

🚨🚧Project alert 🚧🚨 Waukesha Demolition Project - 40,000 Sq ft Warehouse

08/23/2022

Looking for CDL Truck Drivers for Immediate Work. Direct Message us or email at:

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08/23/2022

Looking for CDL Truck Drivers. Direct Message us or email at:

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